Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-08-24


drawn its 1850 A. NJ. train from here to
Chicago.
Fred Bertram has closed up his shoe
store and taken the stock to Sault Ste.
Marie, Mich
The M E. Carpet Weavers meet
next Tuesday evening with the Misses
Jennie and Nellie Needham.
Henry D. James contemplates re-
moving to Spokan Falls, w. T., as soon
as he can close out his business here.
The game of base ball announced
between the Milwaukees and the Lake
Mills Blues for to-day at Lake Mills, is
off.
Schiller & Quentmeyer's clothing
store has been improved by fine plate
glass front which shows their stock off to
good advangtage.
The reunion of the 18th and 10Th
Wisconsin regiments will be held at
Madison Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
TENDER 9th and 9Th.
Rev. R. G. Spaford, pastor of the
Universalist church at Fort Atkinson, and
Miss Mary B. Rohr, of the same place,
were married yesterday morning,
The consolidation of the revenue
districts in the state necessitates the re-
numbering of cigar factories in some
parts of the consolidated districts.
On and after the 29th inst. the
brakemen of the freight trains of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul road will
use stick in coupling freight cars.
Don't buy until you see the largest
and most elegant line of rattan chairs
ever brought to this city, which I expect
in few days. T.. W. Schultz.
The Grand Lodge of Independent Or
der of Good Templars, will convene in
the Senate Chamber at Madison, the 9th
day of September and remain 10 session
three days.
The challenge game of base ball be-
tween the Mutuals and the Athletics, of
Juneau, will not be played, on account of
the clubs not being able to agree upon
the day to play.
Miss NJ. A. Hand, of the New West
Education society, will speak this WED
nesday) evening in the Congregational
church upon the subject of christian
Education in Utah.
Many important changes in train
time at the railroad stations in this city
will be found by reference to our railroad
directory. Study the changes in time
carefully so that you wont get left.
The card'of the Northwestern Univer-
sity, announcing the opening of the next
term on Wednesday, August 81, will be
found elsewherein this paper. The pros
pect is bright for the coming year of the
Northwestern.
"A game of base ball between the
Lake Mills Blues and the Edgerton club
will be played at Lake Mills tomorrow
afternoon. Both clubs are evenly match
ed, and fine game will be witnessed by
all who attend.
The Mutuals cross bats Sunday after
noon next with the Milwaukee Phoenix
club on the Dennis grounds. The Phoe-
nix players have lost one game to the
Mutuals and it is to be seen if they will
have to surrender once more.
William Mansfield has on his place
at Johnson's Greek tomato trees seven
feet high that have yielded tomatoes six
inches in diameter and two pounds in
weight Each tree has averaged from
twenty to thirty pounds of fruit.
Call and see the elegant line of cam
vas and woven wire cots just received at
E. W. Schultz's.
That favorite hostelry in Jefferson
known as the Sawyer House will here
after flourish under the name of the ST..
Charles Hotel in the hands of the new
landlord, W. r. Dickinson. The interior
of the house has just been decorated in
fine style.
The WATERFOWL; Mutual Fire Insur-
ance company, was organized last even
ing by the election OF the following board
of directors: John Ford, J. [. Moak, E.
B. Tuttle, 9. Lynch, F. Kusel, W. ii.
Rohr. J. B. Bennett, A. Baum, VIM.
Schlueter.
The congregation of St. Demands
church enjoyed picnic on Concordia
Island last Saturday afternoon. What
was intended to be long, pleasant after
noon, was cut short by rain about four
o'clock causing the picknickers to retire
in the midst of their pleasures.